Cardiac Implants Devices as a Way to Help in Repair of Dysfunctional Heart Conditions

The thudding and constant heart rhythm is the determinant factor gives sign of human existence. A healthy heart is a symbol of a longer and enriching life of an individual. Anatomically the heart which is no larger than the size of your fist beats about 100,000 times each day, sending 2,000 gallons of blood surging through your body. Any damage cause improper functioning of the heart which can be detrimental factor which can prove to be fatal. Damage to heart can decrease the pumping capacity due to improper functioning of heart. This makes the heart work harder so as to maintain the body’s demand for blood.

The treatment for cardiac diseases has been majorly divided into two lines of treatment therapy. The first line of therapy is by the use of cardiovascular drugs such as anti-arrhythmic drugs, anti-angina drugs, pulmonary hypertension drugs and others. The second and the last resort to the cardiac treatment is by surgical techniques where prosthetic cardiac devices such as the valves, stents, grafts, pacemakers and so on are implanted in the body.

The cardiac implant device has seen a tremendous revolution from the past decades to present date. The first implantable cardiac pacemaker was done in around 1958 after which several other technologies has been developed and launched in the market which the boosted the market impressively. Today the cardiac implantable devices have transformed the lifestyle of the population suffering from chronic cardiac disorders.

The increasing adoption rate and acceptance for the expensive cardiac devices

With the government spending significant amount in the healthcare expenditure and the increasing  consciousness amongst the patients for better treatment facilities has led to the manufacturers invest a huge amount in the research and development and thus bring more technologically advanced products in the market which are generally very expensive. Also the healthcare providers are reluctant to use economical, simple and out dated products due to the tendency of the physicians of equating quality of medical treatment in accordance to the level and sophistication of the technology used for the treatment.

An all-inclusive approach will act as a detrimental factor

Every year the cardiac market launches new and advanced technologies in the market. With increasing evolution in the development of products it is becoming difficult for hospitals to make device purchasing decisions in accordance to the individual patient needs. Hence the hospitals are adopting purchasing decision making taking into account a broader population which will act as a hindrance for penetration of innovative product in the market.


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